Cast of San Francisco’s hottest show tell us where to cruise after curtain call
There’s a new act in town with some pretty big shoes (or should we say hats?) to fill. Taking over the former home of “Beach Blanket Babylon” in the heart of North Beach, the cast of the city’s hottest new show “Dear San Francisco” is equal to the challenge.The team behind “Dear San Francisco”, an art collective called The 7 Fingers, seamlessly blends spoken word poetry, high-flying circus acts, live music, and contemporary dance in a love letter to the city by the bay.
They’ve created a show that brings together awe-inspiring acts from around the world for an evening of immersive entertainment.
Think Cirque Du Soleil meets Pina Bausch. GayCities had a chance to catch up with cast members of “Dear San Francisco” inside the newly renovated Club Fugazi.
They share a little about their lives off stage and where to buy them a drink after the show. Skills: Unicycle, Acrobatics, Static Pole Stomping Grounds: Telegraph Hill Post-Show Hangout: Vesuvio’s CafeThis acrobatic Aussie began his circus journey in 2009 at the Flying Fruit Fly Circus, Australia’s leading youth circus.
